Mirco stutter

[Coltonw023456]

 but let me just say this i posted alot of the same issue kinda just hoping someone might see this and had the same issue and fixed it but so far no luck with that so i have a good system but it makes me upset that i can't play games smoothly i tried recording it but its so hard to see it on video for some reason i tried to conntect AMD they stop responding and i talk to beam.ng drive the video game and they stopped talking to me as well so all my games stutter alot even minecraft so  im so confused i tried turning off V sync and using nothing but i get alot of stutter and screen tearing if i use freesync i get tearing and alot of stutter so im so confused this is my 4th PC build  same issue i'm done buying parts for it everything is new so i will list my parts below so i'm not sure what else to say i tried alot of things but nothing works i mean no one knows whats wrong with it 

 

my temps are around 50C or lower i never see anything get above that 

 

 

 

weird thing is i know its 39 fps but thats with AI cars  in the game but when i dont have AI cars i get over 60 or more and i still have stutter like every second is stutter like small stutters 

 

 

 

 

 

 

System

• CPU
  AMD Ryzen 5 1600 AM4 Processor
• Motherboard
  ASRock B450
• RAM
  G.SKILL NT Series 16GB
• GPU
  SAPPHIRE PULSE RX 5600 XT 6G GDDR6
• Case
  NZXT H510i
• Storage
  Silicon Power 256GB /WD Blue 1TB SATA 6 Gb/s 7200 RPM
• PSU
  Rosewill Photon 650W
• Display(s)
  GIGABYTE G27FC 27
• Cooling
  AMD Wraith Spire RGB LED
• Keyboard
  Redragon K587 Magic-Wand
• Mouse
  Redragon M601
• Sound
  Mpow 059 Bluetooth Headphones
• Operating System
  Windows 10 Pro 64Bit

[Moonzy]

can you monitor individual core usage?

stuttering is normally a sign of CPU bound, especially when you're lacking threads

[Coltonw023456]

2 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

can you monitor individual core usage?

stuttering is normally a sign of CPU bound, especially when you're lacking threads

the cpu cores dont seem maxed at all so im confusded wdym bound ? lacking threads

[Coltonw023456]

5 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

can you monitor individual core usage?

stuttering is normally a sign of CPU bound, especially when you're lacking threads

[Moonzy]

2 minutes ago, Coltonw023456 said:

the cpu cores dont seem maxed at all so im confusded

as long as it's 85% or higher consistently, it's "maxed out" for games

2 minutes ago, Coltonw023456 said:

wdym bound ? lacking threads

bound means it's holding the rest of the system back

lacking threads is an issue when a game is optimal for running on more CPU threads that you have, but you dont have

though you have 12 threads so i wouldnt worry about it

 

i saw the photo, only 1 thread have a high peak

hmm... did you try DDU your driver and install the latest one?

download Display Driver Uninstaller and latest driver from AMD website, then boot into safemode and run DDU, then GPU driver

[Coltonw023456]

1 minute ago, Moonzy said:

as long as it's 85% or higher consistently, it's "maxed out" for games

bound means it's holding the rest of the system back

lacking threads is an issue when a game is optimal for running on more CPU threads that you have, but you dont have

though you have 12 threads so i wouldnt worry about it

 

i saw the photo, only 1 thread have a high peak

hmm... did you try DDU your driver and install the latest one?

download Display Driver Uninstaller and latest driver from AMD website, then boot into safemode and run DDU, then GPU driver

i normaly just reinstall windows every time i get new hardware i just got the 5600 gpu few weeks ago i went from a 1060 6gbs to a 5600 but if this is happning with every game how would i play games smoothly its annoying to play games with stutter every second 

[Moonzy]

4 minutes ago, Coltonw023456 said:

i normaly just reinstall windows every time i get new hardware i just got the 5600 gpu few weeks ago i went from a 1060 6gbs to a 5600 but if this is happning with every game how would i play games smoothly its annoying to play games with stutter every second 

did you install anything while windows is doing its update when you finished installing windows?

it could cause issues like this

let windows finish doing their update first, and restart however many times it wants, then only install your things 1 by 1, do not do simultaneous installations

 

did you format using USB drive or built in factory reset? the built in factory reset is rubbish. always use a USB stick to install windows

 

anyways, did you try DDU? and you formatted after you swap GPU yes?

[Coltonw023456]

yes i did a usb install i did one thing at a time i let windows update then install drivers and i tryed the ddu

[Mark Kaine]

@Coltonw023456 ok listen play your game for 10 minutes , have MSI afterburner running in the background then check Afterburner monitoring (u need to enable that first, it's easy just tick on GPU, CPU usage, RAM, Memory and FPS)

 

And then make a screenshot, like this:

 

 

because it's hard to tell what's even going on, what kind of stutters etc.  This will show it.

[Mark Kaine]

On 9/13/2020 at 6:52 PM, Moonzy said:

stuttering is normally a sign of CPU bound, especially when you're lacking threads

I agree, especially 1core seems to be nearly maxed out which could cause issues, but in *all* games? doesn't really make sense either (and in my experience it really needs to be like 99%-100% often to cause stutters and stuff, noticed this going from 2200g to 3600 which has been literally like day and night in *most* games)